Like the Wind
Embrace Freedom: Ride Like the Wind
Lyrics
I was born a wild horse
I was born with a free-spirited nature, untamed and independent.
Breaking fences and chasing dreams
I disregarded limitations and pursued ambitious aspirations.
Always knew where I was going
I had a clear sense of direction in life but often questioned conventional norms and beliefs.
But I questioned everything
I frequently doubted and challenged established ideas or rules.
Now I've been living in the city
I have been residing in an urban environment, observing the world from within the city.
Staring at the world outside
I've been gazing at the beauty of nature and freedom existing beyond the cityscape.
Where the grass is green and pretty
Refers to the allure of idyllic, appealing surroundings that contrast with city life.
And there's room to ride
Expresses a desire for freedom, space, and opportunities for exploration.
We were once all wild horses
Highlights that everyone once possessed an untamed, unbridled spirit.
Running fast and running free
Recollection of a time when everyone lived with unrestrained freedom and speed.
But the world finds ways to tame us
Indicates that societal norms or pressures often subdue our wild, free nature.
If you ever break free
An encouragement to regain freedom if one feels constrained by societal expectations.
Ride, honey, like the wind
An urging to move forward with passion and speed akin to the wind.
Like the wind
Reinforcement of the call to move freely and swiftly.
Many men have tried to break me
Experiences of facing attempts to confine or control, yet remaining resilient.
Tie me down and called me tamed
People have attempted to restrict or domesticate, but the spirit remains untamed.
I'm still searching for the one who'll
A longing for someone who embraces the untamed nature without constraints.
Let me ride unreined
Desire for someone who allows complete freedom without restraints.
Like the wind
Reiteration of the desire to move freely, unrestrained like the wind.
We were once all wild horses
Recollection of a time when everyone lived with unrestrained freedom and speed (repeated).
Running fast and running free
Reflects on the time when unrestrained freedom was a common experience (repeated).
If you ever shake that saddle
Encouragement to cast away limitations and think of embracing freedom.
Catch the wind and think of me
A symbolic reference to remembering the untamed spirit in moments of freedom.
Honey, like the wind
Encouragement to move with speed and freedom, akin to the wind.
Like the wind
Reiteration of the call to move freely and swiftly (repeated).
We were once all wild horses
Reflects on the time when unrestrained freedom was a common experience (repeated).
Running fast and running free
Recollection of a time when everyone lived with unrestrained freedom and speed (repeated).
If you ever climb that mountain
Invitation to listen and feel the presence of the untamed spirit in nature.
You can hear me in the breeze
Suggests the possibility of sensing the free spirit in natural elements.
We were once all wild horses
Reflects on the time when unrestrained freedom was a common experience (repeated).
Running fast and running free
Recollection of a time when everyone lived with unrestrained freedom and speed (repeated).
If you ever shake that saddle
Encouragement to cast away limitations and think of embracing freedom.
If you ever break free
An urging to regain freedom if feeling constrained by societal expectations (repeated).
Ride, honey, like the wind
An urging to move forward with passion and speed akin to the wind (repeated).
Like the wind
Reiteration of the call to move freely and swiftly (repeated).
Ride, honey, like the wind
Reinforcement of the urging to move forward with passion and speed.
Like the wind
Reinforcement of the call to move freely and swiftly (repeated).
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